[pumpkinball]

Hey folks, I got bored and decided to go back and do a little research on a thread that I started a few months back. I was asking what all the different 9mm rounds there were. Little did I know that I had only scratched the surface until I got so many responses from ya'll. Thanks for all your input. And now this is what I found.

This is my update straight out of the books (not neccessarily in order):

9.1mm (Abadie)
9x18mm Makarov
9x18mm Police (9mm Ultra)
9mm Browning Long (9x20mm Browning SR)
9mm Glisenti
9x19mm Parabellum (9mm Luger, 9x19mm NATO)
9mm Federal
9x21mm IMI
9x21mm Gyurza (9x21mm SP-10)
9mm Action Express (9mm AE)
9x23mm Steyr
9mm Largo (9mm Bergmann-Bayard, 9x23mm Largo)
9mm Super Cooper (9x22mm Super Cooper)
9x23mm Winchester
9mm Mars
9x25mm Mauser (Export caliber for C96)
9mm Winchester Magnum
9x25mm Dillon
9x25mm Super Auto G
9x30mm Magnum (9mm Dillon Magnum)
.380 ACP (9x17mm Browning Short)
9.8mm Auto Colt

[c3shooter]

Very good research grasshopper!

However, I notice you did not list the various 9mm rifle cartridges, such as the 9.3x72R.

The variety of what is out there is truly surprising when you start looking. F'rinstance, consider the humble .22 in all it's variety.........

[JonM]

dont forget

9mm Federal
9mm Japanese
.38 Short Colt
.38 Long Colt
.38 S&W Special
.357 S&W Magnum
.357 Rem Max
.38 S&W
9x18mm Ultra
.357 SIG
9mm Bergman/Bergman-Bayard
9mm Mauser Pistol
9mm Winchester Magnum
.356 TSW (Team Smith & Wesson)
.38 ACP (.38 Auto)
.38 Super Auto
9.8mm Auto Colt

[pumpkinball]

Actually thanks, I did find them but didn't reallize that .38 caliber was equivelant bore to a 9mm

[JonM]

.35=9mm=.38=.380

the 9mm and 38 are actually .35 caliber so a 38 special is actually a 35 special the 357 magnum is one of the few truly named rounds. a 44magnum is really .41. that was done in the past to make the cartridge sound bigger. they measured a loaded round at the case mouth to get .38 and .44

there are other rounds like taht too. any .35 caliber is 9mm

[willfully armed]

Originally Posted by JonM

.35=9mm=.38=.380

the 9mm and 38 are actually .35 caliber so a 38 special is actually a 35 special the 357 magnum is one of the few truly named rounds. a 44magnum is really .41. that was done in the past to make the cartridge sound bigger. they measured a loaded round at the case mouth to get .38 and .44

there are other rounds like taht too. any .35 caliber is 9mm

Um.....NO!

Bullet diameters for the various 9mms and 38 calibers are not the same.

.355, .356, .358, .361.

44 rem mag is not a .41, it mikes a .429 diameter.

.35 rifle cals, 35 whelen, 35 remington, they use .358